St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-25

new and then little fellow who has got q
pocket full of type and bottle of ink and
one of these old presses and jug OF liquor.
he calls himself an editor and proposes to
dictate sentiment for God Alnlighty's uni
verse. Whenever whaleswants to swallow
me down his throat will go, aud when a min
new wants to nibble me aii right, but when
the ants get to crawling over me-my! my!
myl
Be sure your right. and being right, stand
up for God and the right. have been trying,
Bishop Foss. now for ten years TO please God
and the newspapers, and can't do 1t. am
going to please God and let the newspapers
go out OF the future plans OF my life. God
bless you, brethren. Nothing can hurt you
but sin, weakness and meanness. Come out
on Gods side and stand BIZ the right, and we
VIII get victory in this community that will
bless US III the years TO come. Will you take
stand for God this afternoon! And say
whatever is right, and will You say will be
truthful, pra. erful, upright, consecrated
Christian from this day till die. And then
when death shall come at last can say like
ST. Paul, | have fought the good fight, | have
kept the faith. l have pledged Dy VOWS to
God and have kept them. / have stood up
for truth and for the right In every place a I'd
every corner, and maintained my integrity
in every battle l have fought for God and
humanity. And now, brother, If you come
up that way and stand up in that light, we
will gain victory here that
WILL LAST FOR YEARS TO COME.
God bless every one of you here this after
noon. God bless the newspaper reporters
the doctors, lawyers, editors, mechanics, mer-
chants-an these people in this city, and
bring us into love and sympathy with one
another and make us children OF the King
happy on our way to that world of light, love
and bliss where we will reign forever and
forever. May God add His blessing to this
first meeting, And now Before we dismiss
want to just make this proposal: I have
come more than thousand miles, nearly
1,5OO miles; / have left wife, children and
home; have come for you and your inter-
est and loved Ones aud want every man in
this house, saint or sinner--and will say right
here God loves sinners, and He wants you to
be good, just as much as He wants me
here, Bishop Foss, or any other
preacher to be good and do right
Goq loves every man in this
audience and in this whole land. I want
every saint and every sinner In this house
that says want TO get personal good out of
this and want to be benefited by these re-
yiyal meetings, want them to pray now and
pray ever that Gods blessing may rest upon
these meetings, and wish all OF you in your
hearts OF hearts will pray to that end aud
work to that end. ! am going to ask you at
the conclusion of this service to stand up and
say by standing up, II will do what can; I
will pray rs l can. Gods blessing be upon
the preachers, the people and ALL Now
every one of you that wanr to say it will you
you stand up. God bless you all. Be seated
The evening meeting was also attended
BY very large crowd. many people being
turned away. Sam Small spoke, and his
sermon was brilliant effort. the peroration
being especially eloquent. After the ser
mon Jones spoke few minutes. He said,
in effect, that any man who did not under
stand their scheme of salvation was fool
Such one had no need of these meetings
he might just a. 'aell stay away, because
he was sure of heaven, anyway. All idiots
are sure of heaven. and they will remain
idiots forever and forever